by Andrea Bird | May 1, 2016 | Blog
ROSEMARY Rommie – “Mom” How do you define a hero? They come in many forms, they serve in many ways, they give fully of themselves, and they make a dramatic difference in the lives of those they affect. Heroes shine when others stand back because of...
by Andrea Bird | May 1, 2016 | Blog
ILLUSTRATOR’S BIOGRAPHY – MARIO JAMORA Mario Jamora is the illustrator of the picture book, Sally, a heartwarming story connecting mental illness and homelessness. His breathtaking illustrations combine together with an unforgettable story of never losing hope in the...
by Andrea Bird | Mar 25, 2016 | Blog
Findlay Creek resident’s latest work introduces kids to homeless woman named Sally Ottawa South News By Erin McCracken Her name is Sally. She lives on the streets, struggling every day just to survive. A teen named Tom refuses to simply pass her by, and instead...
by Andrea Bird | Jan 1, 2016 | Blog
START SPREADING THE NEWS START SPREADING THE NEWS! It was been a busy summer in every way! With the new Faces Campaign with CAMIMH (www.camimh.ca), I had the privilege of being invited to speak at six different venues. This adventure began in mid-July, in Toronto,...
by Andrea Bird | Jun 30, 2015 | Blog
Canada’s Premier D.epression E.ducation N.etwork For Men and Their Loved Ones The Men’s D.E.N is Canada’s Premier D.epression E.ducation N.etwork for men and their loved ones. Earlier this month, I had occasion to meet with Jean-François Claude,...
by Andrea Bird | Jun 22, 2015 | Blog
Kelly Kent from Inside Ottawa Valley News wrote an article about my visit to Almonte and District High School. It speaks to my story of hope and healing, and the battle against mental illness stigma. It was a wonderful day! Read the full article...
